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OMG Standard Business Report Model (SBRM) Initial Submission Information

Earlier this week, the official first submission toward the OMG Standard Business Report Model (SBRM) RFP was made.  As it turns out, there were no other teams/organizations that chose to create an alternative submission and so there will be only one team responding to this SBRM RFP. I am on that submission team as are several others from the XBRL community and we have no competition.

Our submission will be based on initial work that I had created for financial reporting.  Anything related specifically to financial reporting (which is not much) will be stripped out as SBRM relates to general business reporting. 

However, I have also updated my prior open framework and will be evolving that to the global standard SBRM logical conceptualization of a business report.  I will be tuning that SBRM model specifically for financial reporting. What I am providing (see below) is NOT the official Standard Business Report Model (SBRM) submission version yet, I am trying to get that information to be made public and that could happen soon. 

However, what I have is extremely similar, will ultimately be the same, and therefore this information is very useful if you want to understand or comment on SBRM.  It is my intent to make information about SBRM that is very approachable to business professionals.

Here is what I have thus far:

  • The Big Picture: This provides the “big picture”, a summary of the TERMS and ASSOCIATIONS between the terms.  This is NOT in UML or OWL yet, but those representations that technical people need will be part of the official submission and I cannot provide that currently.
  • Overview: If you go to this page and go to the first bullet point titled "Overview" you can get all the details that you want about SBRM to understand it or to provide comments to improve it.
I would be happy to answer any questions about SBRM and am thinking about having some webinars to both answer questions and get feedback.  As is said, "The best way to predict the future is to create it."  SBRM will be important for the next 500 years, perhaps more.  While technical formats come and go, the logic of a financial report persists and is far less subject to change.
Posted on Friday, November 15, 2019 at 09:08AM by Registered CommenterCharlie in | CommentsPost a Comment

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